The Story So Far...

Controversial opinion: History is elitist

To discover history you, most often than not, have to travel to a large museum, or historical setting, walk around and read block text about a specific object or person

I'm challenging that. Everything I find, however weird, wonderful or slightly mythical, I'm sharing with you in the brightest, most fun and graphical ways I possibly can

Crafting goes hand-in-hand with sustainability

Making our own items, if and when we need them, from sustainable materials, scraps, thrifts and hand me downs

Everything I do here, I aim to do as sustainably as possible. That's why I try and minimise plastic packaging, and offer digital artwork

I want what I find to be shared, but I'm not going to damage the planet in order to do so

Our craft history goes back a long, long, long way. How long? We don't know

But, it's important for the heritage we do know about- we acknowledge those that paved the way

Look at any knitted, crocheted or sewed construction. There's a reason that seam is there, a reason that yarn was used, a reason it's that colour

Throughout history we've made things for a reason, a cause, an intention. My artwork is made with the same idea